The Policy Of Adapting One's Self To

Indiscretion, Rashness, Falsehood, Levity, And Malice, Produce Each Other.

A Gift--its Kind, Its Value And Appearance; The Silence Or The Pomp That Attends It; The Style In Which It Reaches You--may Decide The Dignity Or Vulgarity Of The Giver.

He Who Has No Taste For Order, Will Be Often Wrong In His Judgment, And Seldom Considerate Or Conscientious In His Actions.

He Has Oratory Who Ravishes His Hearers While He Forgets Himself.

Calmness Of Will Is A Sign Of Grandeur.